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underlying such a categorisation.
Taxonomy organizes taxonomic units known as "taxa" (singular "taxon").
Taxonomy is
different from meronomy,
which deals...
- are
given a
taxonomic rank;
groups of a
given rank can be
aggregated to form a more
inclusive group of
higher rank, thus
creating a
taxonomic hierarchy...
- classification,
taxonomic rank is the
relative level of a
group of
organisms (a taxon) in a
taxonomic hierarchy.
Examples of
taxonomic ranks are species...
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synonym of
Papilio levana in the
taxonomic sense emplo**** by the
Zoological code.
Unlike synonyms in
other contexts, in
taxonomy a
synonym is not interchangeable...
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biological taxonomy, a
domain (/dəˈmeɪn/ or /doʊˈmeɪn/) (Latin: regio), also dominion, superkingdom, realm, or empire, is the
highest taxonomic rank of organisms...
- A folk
taxonomy is a
vernacular naming system, as
distinct from
scientific taxonomy. Folk
biological classification is the way
people traditionally describe...
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plural familiae) is one of the
eight major hierarchical taxonomic ranks in
Linnaean taxonomy; it is
classified between order and genus. A
family may be...
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Sokal and
Peter H. A.
Sneath in the
context of
numerical taxonomy,
where an "Operational
Taxonomic Unit" is
simply the
group of
organisms currently being...
- Bloom's
taxonomy is a set of
three hierarchical models used to
classify educational learning objectives into
levels of
complexity and specificity. The...
- of
Zoological Nomenclature (1999)
defines a "taxon, (pl. taxa), n. A
taxonomic unit,
whether named or not: i.e. a po****tion, or
group of po****tions...
